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Factors Affecting contrast resolution
Factors Affecting Contrast and Resolution in the Scanning
(1959). Factors Affecting Contrast and Resolution in the Scanning Electron Microscope† Journal of Electronics and Control: Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 97-111
Factors that impact contrast resolution include: Object Contrast -the natural contrast of an object being imaged can impact the level of contrast resolution. In these instances, contrast media may be given to the patient to assist with differentiation of tissues
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Contrast resolution in radiology refers to the ability of any imaging modality to distinguish between differences in image intensity. The inherent contrast resolution of a digital image is given by the number of possible pixel values, and is defined as the number of bits per pixel value
Factors Affecting Low-Contrast Detail Performance in CT Detectability performance of CT imaging systems is influenced by CT system specification, milliampere-second, peak kilovoltage, slice thickness, pitch, and beam collimation, as well as image processing and visualization
Focal Spot: very little effect on contrast, usually not detected
Resolution is a term which describes the ability of an imaging system to differentiate between structures, images, or events and display them as separate entities. In this chapter we are going to examine the following categories of resolution and the factors that influence them: • Spatial resolution - resolution in space Factors affecting spatial resolution If the object spatial frequency is too high for the system, the system will be unable to display the image adequately. The higher the object spatial frequency, the lower the MTF until the system cannot distinguish the line pairs at all resulting in a homogeneous grey i.e. MTF = 0 The effective detector width and the actual detector size are slightly different due to the divergence of the beam. The smaller the effective detector width the higher the resolution. The transaxial resolution is affected by scanner (hardware) factors or scan and reconstruction parameters Contrast is the variation in brightness or optical density across an image. Factors affecting contrast in an x-ray image include the tube output, or the kVp. This is a measure of the energy of the x-ray beam leaving the x-ray tube and passing through the patient to form an image. X-rays with higher kVp can penetrate deeper into materials
Contrast Resolution - My CT Registry Revie
CT is superior to all other clinical modalities in its contrast resolution - screen-film radiography, the object must have at least a 5% difference in contrast from its background to be discernible on the image. - CT images, objects with a 0.5% contrast variatio
Factors Affecting Contrast And Spatial Resolution
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MTF is the best way to measure spatial resolution. The factors affecting spatial resolution include magnification, X-ray focal spot size, detector resolution, patient motion, and image processing. A limiting system spatial resolution of 2.5 mm or higher is essential for digital radiographs
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es how much raw data will be used to reconstruct the image. • Contrast resolution.
Increasing the noise in the image affects signal to noise ratio causing a loss in resolution In addition iterative reconstruction is preferred over backprojection Formula to calculate overall spatial resolution is noted taking all components that affect resolution into account Sensitivity of a PET imaging syste
es its ability to see the physical contrast within or technique factors, including those that affect the digital voxel and pixel size. Image Noise: Visual noise,.
ed using objects having a very small difference from background (typically from 4-10 HU difference). In this case, because the signal (the difference between object and background) is so small, noise is a significant factor in this test
On the right is the HD Progressive 1.3 swatch with 1.3 gain. Note how the brightness and contrast improve on the vertical resolution scale, making the black text jump out from the background. Setting Up The Test. As noted in the prior section, there are many variables that can affect the resolution of a displayed image
Patient-Specific Factors Affecting Radiation Dose Level. Patient Size. Fluoroscopy is restricted to patients who do not exceed the table weight limit, which varies by manufacturer but is generally 350 pounds. The maximum clearance between the table and image intensifier is approximately 45 cm
most definitely affect the contrast you are using. The second part of the equation or the film contrast has to do ith the type of film that you are using. Please remember from a previous lecture that x-ray film can be designed with a specific type of contrast . Taken together, these two factors will very definitely cause changes in the contrast
Temporal resolution of a two-dimensional image is improved when frame rate is high. When an image is displayed in one dimension over time, temporal resolution is high. Contrast resolution is altered by compression of the range of reflected ultrasound amplitudes, number of layers of bits per pixel, and the use of contrast agents 2 F W H M (m m) Voxel Size (mm) 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.1 (mm) 1/ 8 ¼½Fu l Res 'Resolution Length' (FWHM of the PSF) F W H M (m m) S m o o t h S h a r p Axial Stapes Crura Effect of Reconstruction Filte 9. Part 8: Image quality Topic 2: Image contrast IAEA Training Material on Radiation Protection in Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology. 10. Image contrast Low Contrast Medium Contrast High Contrast Image contrast refers to the fractional difference in optical density of brightness between two regions of an image. 11 Factors Affecting TEM Image Contrast A number of different microscope settings influence the contrast seen in transmission electron microscope (TEM) images. The following images illustrate these effects on a single sample imaged at several different magnifications
Purpose To evaluate the factors affecting the area under the log contrast sensitivity function (AULCSF) in healthy myopic eyes. Methods We retrospectively examined 201 eyes of 201 consecutive subjects (age, 31.8±7.4 years (mean ± standard deviation)) with myopic refractive errors of −1.25 to −8.25 diopters (D). From the contrast sensitivity data, the area under the log contrast. Purpose:To evaluate the factors affecting the area under the log contrast sensitivity function (AULCSF) in healthy myopic eyes. Methods:We retrospectively examined 201 eyes of 201 consecutive. The need for high performance of organ or tissues images pushed many scientists to study the factors affecting the image resolution. Too many factors such as distance, number of counts, and type of collimator were studied in this paper. U.S.A EXPERIMENT The Contrast of the Image depends on 1- Distance Figure 2: The Image of thyroid gland.
RESOLUTION & CONTRAST. Everyone is likely to be familiar with the concept of image resolution, but unfortunately, too much emphasis is often placed on this single metric. Resolution only describes how much detail a lens is capable of capturing — and not necessarily the quality of the detail that is captured. Other factors therefore often. 8: Factors affecting image quality 3. T opics. - Image quality evaluators. - Image contrast. - Blur or lack of sharpness. - Distortion and Artifacts. - Image noise. 8: Factors affecting. Contrast 165. Latitude 167. Viewing a radiograph 168 image must be sharp. Blurring will reduce the image quality and also reduce the diagnostic quality of the image. The factors affecting sharpness are: An image to determine the position of bones in a plaster cast following an orthopaedic reduction needs less resolution than the. Spatial Resolution: Spatial resolution is the ability of an imaging system to allow two adjacent structures to be visualized as being separate, or the distinctness of an edge in the image (ie, sharpness). Spatial resolution losses occur because of blurring caused by geometric factors (eg, the size of the Modality, focal spot, light diffusion in.
Rapid developer normally used at 68 degrees for 3 minutes would demonstrate short scale contrast. Screen film demonstrates long scale contrast, just as light tissue will demonstrate short scale contrast. Also of importance relative to the density factors of a resultant radiograph is the respiration effect Therefore, kVp must affect resolution. However, the process is complicated by the fact that mAs and kVp affect film density, and the film density is used as a measure of contrast. Thus, there is a relationship between mAs, kVp, film density, and contrast on the image resolution. The objective of this experiment was to demonstrate the manner in. Methods: Using the Picker phantom, measure the spatial resolution and contrast resolution. Results: There are many parameters affecting CT image quality. For sophisticated CT scanner, by using high resolution scan parameters, the authors can obtain spatial resolution as high as 20 Lp/cm, and compensate for decrease of contrast resolution HUANG JONES - PATIENT-SPECIFIC FACTORS FINAL.DOCX Similar to other digital media, digital magnification crops a portion of the image and enlarges it to size. When this is performed, image quality (i.e., resolution) decreases, but may still be acceptable depending on the indication for the exam. Contrast Resolution
Control of image contrast in a microscope optical system is dependent upon several factors, primarily the setting of aperture diaphragms, degree of aberration in the optical system, the optical contrast system employed, the type of specimen, and the optical detector. There are several sites in the microscope that allow adjustment of contrast Factors Affecting Contrast Enhancement and Scan Timing. Contrast enhancement at CT is affected by numerous interacting factors (1,2,37-40). These factors may be divided into three categories: patient, contrast medium, and CT scanning . Contrast medium pharmacokinetics and contrast enhancement are determined solely by the patient and contrast.
Tonal response is the relationship between light and pixel level (shown below). Contrast, also known as gamma, is the average slope of the (logarithmic) tonal response curve, excluding the lightest and darkest regions.High contrast (shown on the right) usually involves loss of dynamic range— loss of detail, or clipping, in highlights or shadows— when the image is displayed In simple words, subject contrast is the ratio of radiation intensities in particular parts of the image. This will be a result of the quality of the subject being tested. Resolution. The second factor that will affect your image quality will be the resolution, and you can never overlook resolution when it comes down to image quality control
CONTRAST DISCRIMINATION •Pixels with the most intense signal are assigned the highest value and are the brightest. •Pixels with the lowest signal intensity are assigned the lowest value and are represented as the darkest. 5 FACTORS AFFECT CONTRAST •TR, TE, ETE, ETL, TI •Pulse Sequence •Flip Angle •Relaxation rates •Hydrogen. Image Quality. When you look at a specimen using a microscope, the quality of the image you see is assessed by the following: Brightness - How light or dark is the image? Brightness is related to the illumination system and can be changed by changing the voltage to the lamp (rheostat) and adjusting the condenser and diaphragm/pinhole apertures. Resolution is the ability to distinguish two objects from each other. Light microscopy has limits to both its resolution and its magnification. What are the two critical factors that influence your ability to see an object? Resolution And Contrast Are Two Critical Factors That Influence Your Ability To See An Object
Fundamentally, image quality in CT, as in all medical imaging, depends on 4 basic factors: image contrast, spatial resolution, image noise, and artifacts. Depending on the diagnostic task, these factors interact to determine sensitivity (the ability to perceive low-contrast structures) and the visibility of details Factors affecting spatial resolution: If the object frequency is too high for the system, the system will be unable to display the image adequately. The higher the object frequency, the lower the MTF until the system cannot distinguish the line pairs at all resulting in a homogeneous grey i.e. MTF = 0
Factors Affecting Contrast-Detail Performance in Computed
ing all the various factors that affect image formation in FNR by experimental and Monte Carlo methods. One of the major problems in the development of a model for fast neutron radiography is the deter
Image contrast questions. Posted on January 31, 2008 Updated on February 9, 2014. 1. Define image contrast. 1. The difference in density/IR exposure between two adjacent areas on an image. One of the two properties that allow detail to be visualized on an image
Factors Affecting Quality of the Radiograph 1. Spatial Resolution 2. Contrast Resolution 3. Noise 4. Artifacts Resolution Is the ability to image two separate objects and visually distinguish one form the other. Spatial Resolution
IMAGE CONTRAST & FACTORS THAT AFFECT CONTRAST by Melissa Staf
Contrast. In relation to resolution is the contrast of the specimen and its magnified image. Different resolutions and contrasts have different corresponding depths of field. Smaller specimen details require a higher spatial frequency, and results in a smaller depth of field, while a lower contrast benefits from a higher depth of field. Working. The relationship between contrast and resolution with regard to the ability to distinguish two closely spaced specimen features implies that resolution cannot be defined without reference to contrast, and it is this interdependence that has led to considerable ambiguity involving the term resolution and the factors that influence it in microscopy
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ed by the ratio of _____ to _____. field of view, matrix size List and explain the five factors that affect subject contrast. kVp; effective atomic number, tissue mass density, patient thickness, and patient shape
Radiographic quality depends on radiographic density, contrast, and geometric factors that affect detail. This chapter will define diagnostic image characteristics and explain how to obtain them (Fig. 5-1). Figure 5-1 Radiograph of a seashell showing contrast, density, and detail characteristics
ate the specimen- namely, the wavelength of the light and the size of the opening of the microscope's optical components. Of course, there are a few other factors that come into play
Visual acuity is limited by diffraction, aberrations and photoreceptor density in the eye (Smith and Atchison, 1997). Apart from these limitations, a number of factors also affect visual acuity such as refractive error, illumination, contrast and the location of the retina being stimulated. 2. Types of acuity tasks CT Image Quality. The image quality is mainly determined by 3 factors: Resolution. Noise. Contrast. Resolution. Resolution is the measure of how far two objects must be apart before they can be seen as separate details in the image. For two objects to be seen as separate the detectors must be able to identify a gap between them
Question: Select all of the following that are factors affecting the clarity of a microscopic image. Check All That Apply slide material resolution contrast magnification < Prex 17 of 21 Which metric unit is most appropriate for expressing the size of bacterial cells? 5 Multiple Choice micrometer es meter nanometer centimeter < Prex 16 of 21 Transcribed Image Textfrom this Question. Select all of the following that are factors affecting the clarity of a microscopic image. Select all of the following that are factors affecting the clarity of a microscopic image. Check All That Apply slide material resolution contrast magnification Pixel size can be calculated by dividing the field of view by the matrix size (e.g.FOV 320, Matrix 320x320, Pixel size =320/320=1mm). There are two resolution parameters used in MRI for the production of a two dimensional image i.e. basic resolution and phase resolution. Basic resolution is the number of pixels in the readout direction Visual acuity is the spatial resolving capacity of the visual system. This may be thought of as the ability of the eye to see fine detail. There are various ways to measure and specify visual acuity, depending on the type of acuity task used. Visual acuity is limited by diffraction, aberrations, and photoreceptor density in the eye (1). Apart from these limitations, a number of factors also. However factors affecting the visual acuity have to be taken into account. Visual acuity is affected by a number of ways such as diffraction, aberrations and photoreceptor density in the eye. There are a number of other factors too, which will be discussed more in depth in this article. Other factors that affect visual acuity include.
Regarding this, what factors affect spatial resolution? Factors affecting CT spatial resolution. field of view. as the FOV increases so do the pixel size; resulting in a decrease. pixel size. the smaller the pixel size the higher the spatial resolution. focal spot size. magnification. motion of the patient. pitch. kernel. slice thickness Contrast resolution refers to the ability of an imaging system to discriminate objects with small density diff erences and/or diff erentiate small attenuation variety on the image. 2 Contrast resolution explains how well the image discriminates subtle structures in organs being examined. 8 Contrast resolution can be inherited by recording the.
Factors Affecting the Appearance. A myriad of factors affect the appearance of the final MRI image, including tissue composition, machine parameters such as the timing with which the radiofrequency (RF) pulse is sent in and when the machine listens for the returning MRI signal, the use of intravenous contrast, and whether the structure being imaged is static or dynamic (i.e. flowing blood) limiting spatial resolution DR. As referred to Figure 7, 16 bar groups are able to be resolved on the DR image. According to Table 1, a spatial frequency of 2.80 lp/mm can then be determined. Unlike CR, spatial resolution is pixel limited in DR; the size and number of pixels in the matrix are directly related to the spatial resolution that can. What Factors Affect Sharpness in Photography? Understanding sharpness in digital photography involves a wide range of factors, all of which can be controlled to varying degrees. Acutance, camera sensor resolution, and some photography basics like aperture, ISO, and shutter speed are just a few of the settings we'll need to discuss. I'll be breaking down each of the main factors that affect.
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-Resolution is good when fine detail structures are demonstrated; detail will demonstrate sharp lines-Resolution is poor or lacking demonstrating a blurry edge around the line i.e. motion unsharpness *Recall that some detail is always lost. Factors affecting recorded detail (P.2 Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is a standard used to describe the performance of an MRI system. An MRI image is not created by pure MRI signals but from a combination of MRI signals and unavoidable background noise. MRI image = signal + noise. Noise in an MRI image does not contribute useful information toward image formation and is produced by. A number of factors affect patient doses in spot film imaging. The source-to-skin distance is shorter in spot film imaging than in general radiography. Although the automatic exposure control system fixes the exposure to the screen, the shorter source-to-skin distance increases the inverse square reduction in radiation intensity as it passes. Density maintenance formula: MAS1/MAS2=D1 (D1)/D2 (D2) How does film processing affect density? Density increases as developer temperature, immersion time, or replenishment rates increase: contaminated developer will decrease density. What is considered the useful range of optical densities? 0.25 to 2.5
Factors affecting sentence-in-noise recognition performance differed between NH and HI listeners. The working memory was the primary predictor of the sentence-in-noise scores for the NH individuals. In contrast, a combination of factors seemed to contributed to speech-in-noise understanding for the HI listeners The quality of an MR image depends on several factors : Spatial resolution and image contrast; Signal to noise ratio (and contrast to noise ratio) Artifacts; An MR exploration is a compromise between scan time and image quality. An MR exploration protocol and its sequence parameters will have to be optimized in function of the organs and pathology Purpose: To determine whether contrast sensitivity (CS) can represent photophobia in intermittent exotropia (IXT) by com-paring the CS test with and without glare stimulus, and to analyze the factors of IXT affecting CS. Methods: We retrospectively reviewed the medical records of 107 patients with basic-type IXT. We compared CS unde The details depend on the following factors: Contrast Resolution. It is the ability of an imaging system to distinguish between multiple densities in the radiographic image. In the case of digital imaging, it depends on the bit-depth of the system. As noted earlier, an 8-bit system can show only 256 gray values as opposed to a 12-bit system.
Figure 6.4 Effect of refractive index contrast (n/n0) on the depth at broadening (Db), as measured for suspensions containing silica, mullite, alumina, and zircon powders. - Factors Affecting the Resolution of Photopolymerized Ceramics of these factors. Display resolution, type size, and bit depth were found to be significant factors for each anti-aliasing method. Predictive models enable the optimization and design of information displays having limited contrast, brightness, and resolution. Introduction If display resolution is unlimited, text with high contrast an Nevertheless, there is a continuing flow of papers being published on spatial resolution, in particular in relation to spatial sampling. This paper continues the discussion, and deals with various factors affecting spatial resolution. The theoretical best-possible resolution can be predicted using Beylkin's formula contrast or long gray scale. [wide latitude] Influencing factors 1. Subject contrast - as the thickness of the anatomic structure, the density and the atomic number of the subject increases, so the radiopacity of the part increases. 2. Film contrast - film contrast describes the ability films to display differences in subject contrast IMAGE CONTRAST IN MRI In order for a pathology (or any process for that matter) to be visible in MRI, there leading to T2* contrast based on factors such as tissue heterogeneity or susceptibility differences. collection of high resolution 3D datasets. The T1 weighting can be increased (improving contrast) with.
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Contrast resolution is the ability to distinguish between differences in intensity in an image. The measure is used in medical imaging to quantify the quality of acquired images. It is a difficult quantity to define because it depends on the human observer as much as the quality of the actual image What follows is a period of resolution, which gives rise to an outcome based upon the nature of the injury, the adequacy of intervention, and the efficiency of healing/recovery. Received. April . 10, 2013; Accepted. May 07, 2013; Published. May 09, 2013. Citation: Shields DW (2013) Factors Affecting Healing, Recovery and Outcome after Injury
In quantitative high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM), the theoretically calculated images usually give better contrast than the experimentally observed images although all the factors have been accounted for. It is suggested that this discrepancy is due to thermal di• usely scattere factors & Subject factors. f Judging Image Quality. • The most important characteristic of. radiographic quality are: Spatial. Resolution, Contrast Resolution, Noise &. Artifacts. ff Main Factors Affecting. Recorded Detail. • kVp & mAs • Material
Standard image High-resolution image This can be seen numerically from a simple example: if the distance between the focus and the film is doubled, the density is reduced to one quarter; if the distance is reduced by half, the density increases by a factor of four. Other important factors that affect the contrast are the patient and the. Other factors, such as contrast and the efficiency of illumination, are also key elements that affect image resolution. Contributing Authors. Mortimer Abramowitz - Olympus America, Inc., Two Corporate Center Drive., Melville, New York, 11747. Michael W. Davidson - National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, 1800 East Paul Dirac Dr., The Florida. Additional image quality factors include tonal response (contrast, etc.), color response, and many others. The output of the pipeline may be compared to the minimally-processed lens+sensor measurements.The effect of the pipeline on subjective image quality can be highly scene- and application-dependent, making it difficult to assign good. Figure 10 shows the results of the spatial resolution determination at the measurement of the aluminium test piece. The MTF determined at the not beam-hardening corrected data set (black curve) reaches the contrast value of 0.2 at a resolution of 11 LP/mm, which is with 1 LP per 2.5 voxels close to the theoretical maximum resolution sential characteristics of spatial resolution. Factors that influence spatial resolution, as well as performance of x-ray-based medical imaging modalities, are described [4-7]. er terms that may be used include resolution, high-contrast resolution, unsharpness, and detail visibility. Measuring Resolution
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In this work, factors such as x-ray pulse duration, frame rate, system spatial resolution (focal spot size), droplet size, droplet and system contrast parameters, and system noise are considered in relation to their affect on the accurate determination of droplet location and velocity Factors affecting image formation are discussed in terms of effects on lesion detectability. Lesion detectability is a function of spatial resolution, object contrast, count density, and lesion size. The image forming process is described. Image formation is a com Kilovoltage is the primary contrast control factor, but radiographic contrast is influenced by a number of other factors as well. These include the nature of the subject, the characteristics of the film and or the image receptor, and the amount of scatter radiation impacting the image receptor View Factors and effects charts.docx from RAD 111 at Anne Arundel Community College. FACTORS Density Brightness EI Contrast Spatial Resolution (Detail) mA Time mAs kVp SID OID FSS (mm) Gri In this work the effects of noise, resolution, and velocity (flow) on the measurement of intravascular pressure from phase‐contrast (PC) MRI are discussed. To elucidate these effects, we employed an axisymmetric geometry that enabled us to calculate pressures in <2 min on a Sun Ultra SPARC 10 workstation
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Hence, an image of high quality is one that can reproduce this contrast in order to secure a correct diagnosis. Several factors will degrade the image quality, some of which are due to inherent properties of the imaging device such as spatial resolution, energy resolution, non-uniformity, or distortions The bigger the Contrast Ratio for TV the better it is. As an example a TV with a contrast ratio of 6,000:1 is better than TV with a contrast Ratio of 3000:1. The meaning of Contrast Ratio in TV is explained as the ratio of the screen's maximum brightness in the whitest area to the brightness in the darkest area or blacks on the screen For structures that are small relative to the system spatial resolution, contrast can be degraded,as illustrated. A final definition of contrast arises in tomography, where we take multiple projections and reconstruct an image µˆ(x,y,z). Ideally this 0 includes all scale factors: overall source strength,. A future study to characterize image quality factors using more objective quantitative methods (e.g. five-point Likert scale , direct SNR calculations, distortion measurement, etc.) could allow for more detailed analysis and may provide insights on the impact of various image quality issues affecting multicenter breast DWI Factors affecting resolution of subretinal fluid after selective retina therapy for central serous chorioretinopathy. Akika Kyo 1, Manabu Yamamoto 1, Kumiko Hirayama 1, Takeya Kohno 1, Dirk.
8 factors that affect image quality 1. Image scaling. Speaking about factors that affect image quality, the primary thing to decide on is where these photos will be used. Depending on the source - web or mobile - you'll adjust the aspect ratio and photo size Visibility depends on the microscope's resolution and contrast and on the microscopist's skill at optimizing the microscope's image. It also depends on histotechnological factors, which include specificity and differentiation of the stain, density of background staining (particularly in silver stains), innate color, and grayscale. etc.), SNR, and the effective contrast modulation. Of these, the effective contrast modulation is the only parameter that depends on the system resolution. We present a model that estimates the relative importance of the different factors affecting the success of a radiographic technique. Only for very small globular flaws an Spatial Resolution Ability to image small objects that have high subject contrast (1). CT has moderate spatial resolution 20 lp/cm (1) Contrast Resolution Ability to distinguish between and image similar tissues (1) CT has excellent low contrast detectability 0.25-0.5 % difference in tissue attenuation (2) Temporal Resolution Ability to freeze motion of the object being image Image Acquisition. The flashcards below were created by user fr0ggy on FreezingBlue Flashcards . which of the following contrast media, when added body, decreases the tissue density of the body part. which of the following is NOT considered one of the geometric factors that control recorded detail/spatial resolution Factors Affecting the Image There are three main parameters of microscopy that affect our ability to see objects using a microscope: magnification, resolving power, and contrast. Magnification is the ratio of the size of an image (drawing or photograph) to its actual size and is determined by the lenses found in the eyepieces and objectives of the microscope
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The Suez Canal was built and operated by the British and the French. After their ouster, they tried to use military power to take it back. But then, American President Dwight Eisenhower forced Israel, the United Kingdom and France to end their invasion of Egypt during the Suez Crisis of 1956.
Brotherhood with a rod of iron for over 30 years.
All three of these presidents were dictators. Two years ago, the U.S. decided to establish democracy in Egypt, and Egypt installed the first democratically elected president, Mohammed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood. After six months of taking office, it became obvious that he was a religious dictator and tried to turn Egypt into a Muslim nation, like Iran, controlled by Sharia law.
comes after months of terrorist attacks on Christian churches and personal Christian properties.
All eyes are on the Middle East, and Egypt in particular. As we all know, Egypt plays an important part in Bible prophecy. We need to continue to pray for Egypt, that this new government will be a true democracy. But I know that Islam will not accept a democracy based on Western criteria. We need a real Holy Spirit visitation on Egypt.
Who wishes to live among the people and be counted among the nations? The Christian church finds it difficult to live separately from the world. We are surrounded by the world in every aspect of our lives, which sometimes makes us yearn to be alone. The Lord would like to lead his people on a path of separation from the world. We become different from the world through God's plan of purchasing us through salvation. His glorious calling, along with our inner experience, gives us the assurance that we are different.
We do not dwell in the presence of the ungodly or in the city of destruction, but through tribulation, we as Christians travel towards Canna. When the people of the world mock us, we are comforted and we accept it with joy, because we know that nothing can separate us from God's blessing and our covenant with Him.
We are not a result of the planted seed of this world. They cannot partake of the fruit of our labor. We live in this world, but are not tied to it. We live under the law of their land but we are not like them.
Therefore it is good not to be of them but only live among them as strangers. Even though they call us fanatics we will dwell alone and not be reckoned among the nations.


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Patrick Stewart To Lend His Voice To Poop Emoji in "The Emoji Movie"
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Rachel Weisz to Star in "Secret Life of Dr. James Miranda Barry" Adaptation
Period biography The Secret Life of Dr. James Miranda Barry has been acquired by Maven Pictures with Rachel Weisz attached to star. The project reunites Maven and Weisz who previously worked together on The Whistleblower.
Ben Wheatley & Tom Hiddleston Look to Reunite for "Hard Boiled" Adaptation
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Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly Comedy "Holmes & Watson" Adds Trio
Sony Pictures' Holmes & Watson starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly continues to round out its cast as they add Kelly Macdonald, Rebecca Hall, and Rob Brydon. The film puts a comedic spin on the classic sleuthing duo.
Elodie Yung to Reprise Her Role as Elektra in "The Defenders"
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Mindy Kaling and Ed Weeks Set Lesbian Comedy at ABC
The Mindy Project creator and star Mindy Kaling is teaming with her co-star on the show Ed Weeks for a new ABC comedy. The untitled single-camera series has received a script commitment plus penalty from the network.
THE LADY AND THE PANDA (SALES)
When Ruth Harkness takes a baby panda back to the US, she creates a nationwide sensation but before long realizes these incredible animals are best preserved in their natural habitat.
"Mary Poppins" Sequel Adds Colin Firth to Star-Studded Cast
Disney's Mary Poppins Returns has added Colin Firth to play William Weatherall Wilkins, president of Fidelity Fiduciary Bank. He joins previously cast Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Emily Mortimer, and Ben Whishaw.
Aaron Paul and Olga Kurylenko Team Up for Sci-Fi Thriller "Android"
The Path star Aaron Paul has joined Olga Kurylenko for Android. Niall Johnson is set to direct with a script he co-wrote with Matt O'Reilly.
"Krypton" Adds "Game of Thrones" Actor Ian McElhinney and Five Others
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Rachel Weisz Boards Adaptation of "Disobedience" as Star and Producer
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Christina Hendricks & Gillian Anderson Board Adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Crooked House"
The forthcoming adaptation of Agatha Christie's Crooked House has tapped Mad Men alum Christina Hendricks and X-Files star Gillian Anderson. The two will join Max Irons and Glenn Close for the big screen version of the whodunit.
Georgina Campbell Tapped for Syfy DC Comics Series "Krypton"
Syfy's upcoming Superman prequel series Krypton from David S. Goyer and Damian Kindler has found its female lead in English actress Georgina Campbell as Lyta Zod.
Rob Reiner Sets Cast For "The Tap," Leads Chosen For Starz Miniseries "The White Princess"
Rob Reiner's upcoming USA Network drama The Tap has set its lead cast, while the Starz miniseries The White Queen has added three new actors and a new director to its roster.
Jim Broadbent Lands Significant Role for Game of Thrones Season 7
HBO's critical and ratings darling Game of Thrones has added a familiar face to its penultimate season: actor Jim Broadbent. He has landed what's being described as a "significant" role in the series, which could mean a variety of characters, especially in the world of Westeros.
"Jessica Jones" Villain David Tennant Boards Thriller "Bad Samaritan"
Dean Devlin's Bad Samaritan feature is set to star David Tennant, best known for his work on the cult sci-fi series Doctor Who. The thriller is slated to shoot later this year in Portland, OR.
Jon Bernthal, Imogen Poots, And More Board Thriller "Sweet Virginia"
The cast of the Jamie Dagg-directed thriller Sweet Virginia is starting to take shape with an impressive roster of actors including Jon Bernthal, Imogen Poots, Christopher Abbott, Rosemarie Dewitt, and Odessa Young.
MERCY (EZER) (SALES)
Follows the daughter of a man on death row who falls in love with the woman on the opposing side of her family's political caus
Trio of Actors Join Whitney Cummings in "The Female Brain"
Whitney Cummings-starrer The Female Brain has added James Marsden, Lucy Punch, and Toby Kebbell. They join previously Sofia Vergara in the comedy based on the book by Louann Brizendine.
"Harry Potter" Alum Jason Isaacs Joins "Hotel Mumbai"
Known best for his role as the fair-haired and deceiving Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise, Jason Isaacs has been tapped to join the cast of Hotel Mumbai at Thunder Road Pictures.
Oscar Sharp To Helm Thriller "Woolly"
Ben Mezrich's upcoming book Woolly has attached Oscar Sharp to helm the big screen adaptation. 20th Century Fox acquired the pitch and partial manuscript with Temple Hill's Wyck Godfrey and Marty Bowen producing.
Sophie Turner Tapped To Star In Indie Drama "Huntsville"
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"Agents Of SHIELD" Books Jason O'Mara As New Director
ABC actioner Mavel's Agents Of SHIELD has staffed Jason O'Mara as the new director and long-running comic book character.
Orlando Bloom Joins HBO Mockumentary "Tour De Pharmacy" With Andy Samberg
Known for his role is fantasy-adventure franchises, actor Orlando Bloom has joined HBO's upcoming mockumentary Tour de Pharmacy. The film, co-created by Andy Samberg and Murray Miller, will focus on professional cycling and its long, complicated history with athletes and drug use.
"Walking Dead" Actor Lennie James Boards "Blade Runner" Sequel With Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford
The Walking Dead actor Lennie James is in talks to join the untitled Blade Runner starring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford.
Working Title To Produce Film About Jimmy Choo Co-Founder Tamara Mellon
U.K. based production company Working Title has optioned Tamara Mellon's autobiography IN MY SHOES. The book recounts Mellon's troubled childhood, her time working at Vogue, and her relationship with the Malaysian cobbler Jimmy Choo, as she took his work and turned it into one of the most famous shoe brands of all time.
IN MY SHOES (SALES)
Autobiography of Jimmy Choo co-founder Tamara Mellon. Follows her troubled childhood and moves through her time as a young editor at Vogue.
Colin Firth Officially Resurrected For "Kingsman: The Golden Circle"
After months of speculation, it has been made (somewhat) official that Colin Firth will be returning for Kingsman: The Golden Circle, the Matthew Vaughn-directed follow up to the adaptation of the comic book The Secret Service created by Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar.
Rachel Weisz To Star In Elizabeth Barrett Browning Biopic "The Last Romantics" (Exclusive)
The Lobster star Rachel Weisz has joined the upcoming English biopic, The Last Romantics, as the lead character, Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Daniel Craig Circles LA Riot Film "Kings" Starring Halle Berry
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Hooray! We have a new section on our site. Each week we will publish an outstanding ukulele video.
This week we recommend listening to the talented Hannah Emerson, singer-songwriter and actor from Dallas, Texas, playing her Ukulele cover for Miley Cyrus' "Malibu". Emerson mentions that she got engaged in Malibu, so it has an extra meaning to her. Enjoy!


Attendance:Mark Boorady, Cara Burton, Becky Corbin, Bill Davern, Jeff Freedman, Steve Germano, Hugh Kimball,Les Monostory,Frank Moses, Roger Pisarek, Allen Silverstone and Jack Ramsden.
Absent: Nancy Bronstein, Kathy MacRae and Jim McMahon.
Meeting was called to order at 4:05PM by Chair Becky Corbin.
1) Review of e-approving process for meeting notes: Process seemed to work well and previous notes from May and June were approved by a majority of responders well before the imposed deadline. This will be the procedure in the future. Jack will add the web address to the note heading and will post the notes to the web site upon approval.
2) Completed FAQs: Completed FAQs were released to the public at the June 14 DEC public information session at the Fairgrounds. They are also posted to the DEC website and should be posted to the CPWG website. A �job well done� was extended to all who contributed. The 2010 and now 2012 FAQs form a basis for our public information efforts and should be considered living documents as the lake bottom remediation moves forward.
3) Debrief on Onondaga Lake Partnership (OLP)/Trustees (June 18) and DEC (June 14) Public Meetings: June 14 � less than 50 people, but good information and panel displays. Jack reported good feedback from interns working with local groups. June 18 � approximately 135 people and very free flowing discussion. Five questions for each group were established and eventually 10 groups were formed.
1) If we were successful, what would the future look like with regards to the issue your group is discussing?
2) Why is this issue important to you?
3) In thinking about this issue, what are the major problems and concerns today?
4) What are the next steps for making your hopes a reality?
5) Who should work on this issue and how do you want to be involved in it moving forward?
The ten group topics were:1) Water Quality, 2) Stormwater Management, 3) Sedimentation, 4) Watershed Management, 5) Public Use & Access (2 Groups), 6)Superfund, 7) Education, Wildlife Restoration & Habitat (2 Groups).
Les raised the issue of where does the community go from here with the OLP legislation expiring in 2013 and funding ending this year. Cara said that all the discussion was even tempered and productive. Becky stressed that �education� was a part of every topic as well as one of the main groups. There is a real desire for more and more education on all aspects of the Lake recovery. She also suggested that the public was looking for collaboration on the Lake amongst all the stakeholders and decision makers, as well as an overall watershed management plan.
We then had a discussion of existing management plans and processes to move into the future collectively. Two documents that were discussed were the OLP �Action Strategy�� and a �State of the Lake� created in 2010. There also was a FOCUS study done on compiling suggestions made for improving and utilizing the lake over the past 60years and Becky read excerpts from the project summary. It was agreed to ask FOCUS for an electronic link to their results and Stephanie said she would circulate links to the OLP work.
4) Status Update on Lake Activity:There continues to be much to report. Craig indicated the systems are undergoing �commissioning� and are very close to being ready to start dredging. Lake water is being pumped through the system, the silt curtain is in place and a herbicide has been applied to plant life in the dredge areas. There have been and will continue to be many upgrades to the work area � paving roadways, moving in work trailers, etc.
The visitor center (VC) will be started in the next couple of weeks. It will have a lot of displays and maps and contribute to the educational efforts. The VC will exist only for the period of the dredging (until 2016 or 2017) and then the property will be turned over to DEC (from DOT) for development of the boat ramp. The VC will not be available to the general public except as pre-arranged meetings. It will have a room for meetings of groups and this will be a major outreach effort of Honeywell.
The Geddes Brook and Nine Mile Creek area work continues successfully.
The weather has been good for accomplishing all work.
Jeff asked about removing in water obstacles and boater safety. Craig said a boating fact sheet is being produced and will be circulated both in hard copy and e-copy in near future. The report of underwater objects is online at the DEC website.
5) Status of CPWG Request to Honeywell: Craig provided fact sheets on the clean up. He referred to the VC and its role in education. The obstacles to posting signs along I-690 were discussed. Frank went into detail on a Geddes Brook program scheduled for July 14 which will feature volunteers planting and learning about the remediation and restoration of that area. Other events are in the planning stages and it is hoped that a vibrant Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps will come out of this event. It is a joint effort of Audubon, Honeywell, and Parsons.
6) Sharing Responsibility for posting to Website: Becky wanted the Group to consider how to involve more people in the updating of the website and, also, to consider what we wanted on the website. There was some discussion of existing sources of information and how best to link to other sites. A calendar of events seemed to be a need; however, there was uncertainty as to what was appropriate for our group to post. Steve and Becky will check with Jim (not present) to see what can easily be done. Jack said posting meeting notes and calendar entries was very easy.
7) Erie Canalway Trail-Syracuse Connector Route Flyer: Cara had forwarded this flyer for our information. It focuses on the idea of a trail goingthrough CNY.It is useful to know that the Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council (SMTC) is working on a project that could connect to the �loop the lake trail� concept being considered by the County. The SMTC was also using a web based podcast which is an interesting technology for potential future use by the CPWG.
8) Agenda Topics and Site Visits: Becky reminded everyone that elections are to be held during the September meeting. Therefore, nominations for the 4 positions must be in place by then. Please email her with your intentions.
Emmanuel Carter was brought up as a potential speaker. He has been working with Geddes and Camillus about the re-use of the 66 acres up in the waste beds. Although an interesting topic, it does not seem appropriate at this time. Other ideas mentioned: Trail crossing over 9 Mile Creek, Status of CSO Project, An update on the Save the Rain Project, Tie in a service project with one of the meetings.
Next meeting is scheduled for September 11, 2012 (no August meeting). Communicate with Becky about topic/ speakers. SCA site tour is being looked into.


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Walmart, which failed to make an entry in India in the offline retail space, can now sell its products online to 1.3 billion people.
In e-commerce market, two retail chains are set to create history by joining hands. Largest offline retailer Walmart has already signed an agreement to acquire 77% of Flipkart at $16 billion for a valuation of $20 billion which is now said to be the biggest deal in e-commerce world and also the largest FDI deal in India. Walmart, which failed to make an entry in India in offline retail space, can now sell its products online to 1.3 billion population of the country. Walmart has further shown its intention to purchase additional $3 billion in the online shopping portal, which will make 85% shareholding in Flipkart.
Also, Walmart management anticipates this tie up will constrain earnings to the tune of 5%-11% over the next two years (as Flipkart has failed to turn a profit), given the growth potential.
"We think the addition of Flipkart will enable Walmart to tap another 1.3 billion customers in an attractive market that presently represents less than 1% of sales for Walmart today but can become 10% of sales by fiscal 2026," Brick added.
Interestingly, for Amazon things are going to change now. Already facing stiff competition from Flipkart, now the Indian e-retailer being backed by US retail giant Walmart will pose greater challenge for it. In fact, Walmart's takeover of Flipkart can be linked to taking the rivalry with Amazon in the US to India. In the US, Walmart has suffered hugely from Amazon's hands.
Surprisingly, it not only Walmart who is enemy of Amazon, even Flipkart has been confronting the company for the past few years. Amazon had shown similar interest in Flipkart, however, the latter chose Walmart over the Seattle, Washington-based online retailer.
Walmart doesn't have an online presence in India, and with Amazon's emergence as the leading e-commerce operator in the country, Flipkart's founders preferred the US retail giant Walmart as they believed it would allow them to continue to lead the company, a Bloomberg report said.
From a capital allocation perspective, Brick said, "we expect Walmart will fund the purchase by using a combination of cash on hand and newly issued debt."


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Amos Disasa – Tuesday Closing Worship (Charlotte 2013)
May 9, 2013 /in 2013 National Gathering, Gatherings, Resources, Sermons, Video /by Jessica Tate
Amos Disasa preaching at the closing worship service on Tuesday afternoon [Part of the 2013 NEXT Church National Gathering in Charlotte, NC.]
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Ashley Goff – Liturgy as Improv
May 9, 2013 /in 2013 National Gathering, Gatherings, Liturgy & Worship, Liturgy & Worship General, Resources, Video, Video General /by Jessica Tate
Ashley Goff on Liturgy as Improv [Part of the 2013 NEXT Church National Gathering in Charlotte, NC.]
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Patrick Daymond – Relational Meetings (Charlotte 2013)
May 9, 2013 /in 2013 National Gathering, Gatherings, Resources, Video, Video General /by Jessica Tate
Patrick Daymond on One to One Meetings
[Part of the 2013 NEXT Church National Gathering in Charlotte, NC.]
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Theresa Cho – Tuesday morning worship (Charlotte 2013)
Theresa Cho preaching in worship Tuesday morning
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Steve Eason – Monday evening worship (Charlotte 2013)
Steve Eason preaching in worship Monday evening
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Bill Golderer and Aisha Brooks Lytle – Incubating Faith Communities (Charlotte 2013)
Bill Golderer and Aisha Brooks Lytle on Incubating Faith Communities
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Paul Roberts – Called to Create What's NEXT (Charlotte 2013)
Paul Roberts thought piece: Called to Create What's NEXT
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Jessica Tate and Casey Fitzgerald – Opening Worship (Charlotte 2013)
May 9, 2013 /in 2013 National Gathering, Advent & Christmas, Gatherings, Liturgy & Worship, Resources, Sermons, Video /by Jessica Tate
Jessica Tate (preacher) and Casey Fitzgerald (biblical storyteller) in the opening worship on Monday. [Part of the 2013 NEXT Church National Gathering in Charlotte, NC.]
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Tom Are and Shannon Kershner – Introduction to NEXT (Charlotte 2013)
Tom Are and Shannon Kershner give a brief introduction to NEXT Church at "A Taste of NEXT Church" at Myers Park Presbyterian Church.
[Part of the 2013 National Gathering in Charlotte, NC]
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The "Ritual of the Ribbons" at 2013 National Gathering
March 20, 2013 /in 2013 National Gathering, Advent & Christmas, Gatherings, Lent, Liturgy & Worship, Liturgy & Worship General, Resources /by Jessica Tate
By Theresa Cho
NEXT Worship Overall Thematic Flow & Ritual:
Colors of fabric and ribbon were purple, red, blue, white, and yellow. The colors of a Korean fabric called Saekdong. Saekdong is usually used for children's clothing and "protects the evoking of dreams of children."
Advent Worship:
Sheets of fabric were torn into strips during the confession. Each participant was given a 5 ft. ribbon before worship. As a way to prepare for new birth, conferees were invited to place the ribbon in the manger, letting go of what prevents them from being open to whatever will birth in them during the conference.
Baptism Worship:
The ripped fabric was woven together, connecting the baptismal font and the manger together. The ribbon in the manger was returned to the conferees as a way of remembering our baptismal identity as a child of God. In preparation for the next worship, participants were asked to follow instructions on the bulletin insert and bring the ribbon to the next worship.
Lent Worship:
The ripped fabric was displayed on the chancel and communion table in the pattern of Saekdong. After reflection on Luke 4.14-21, conferees were asked to pair up and share their call saying "My call is to (verb) (verb) (verb) (noun)" Share a quick reaction to their call. Then, their partner will say "Your call is to . . . " and then "stole" their partner. Afterwards, each conferee placed their ribbon in the offering basket as their offering of their call.
Pentecost Worship:
The ribbons were woven on the communion table, representing how our calls are woven together. As conferees came up for communion, they were asked to take a stole of someone else, take it home and pray for them.
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Cregie History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Early Origins of the Cregie family
The surname Cregie was first found in Ayrshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Inbhir Àir), formerly a county in the southwestern Strathclyde region of Scotland, that today makes up the Council Areas of South, East, and North Ayrshire.
Criagie is a village, in the parish of Dalmeny, county of Linlithgow. "It is in the eastern part of the parish, and in its vicinity is Craigie Hall, formerly the residence and estate of the Craigies, an ancient and considerable family. One of them was a witness to the original charter granted to the first laird of Dundas in the year 1120." [1]
The Barony of Craigie is a Scottish feudal Crown barony near Dundee and there are two other locals named Craigie: a hamlet in the parish of Caputh; and a village, in the East parish of the city and county of Perth. The latter is home "of the old castle of Craigie" [1]
Early History of the Cregie family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Cregie research. Another 228 words (16 lines of text) covering the years 1296, 1317, 1367, 1429, 1430, 1387, 1640, 1400, 1427, 1688, 1760, 1742, 1747, 1754 and 1760 are included under the topic Early Cregie History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Cregie Spelling Variations
Prior to the first dictionaries, scribes spelled words according to sound. This, and the fact that Scottish names were repeatedly translated from Gaelic to English and back, contributed to the enormous number of spelling variations in Scottish names. Cregie has been spelled Craigie, Craiggie, Craggy, Cragye, Criggie, Cragyn and many more.
Early Notables of the Cregie family (pre 1700)
Notable amongst the family at this time was Sir William Craigie compiler of the Oxford Dictionary, a man of many words; and Robert Craigie (1688-1760), Scottish Member of Parliament for Tain Burghs (1742 to 1747), Lord President...
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Migration of the Cregie family
In such difficult times, the difficulties of raising the money to cross the Atlantic to North America did not seem so large compared to the problems of keeping a family together in Scotland. It was a journey well worth the cost, since it was rewarded with land and freedom the Scots could not find at home. The American War of Independence solidified that freedom, and many of those settlers went on to play important parts in the forging of a great nation. Among them: James Craigie who arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1729; Margaret Craigie settled in Savannah Georgia in 1774.
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Q: AWS: IAM Policy to Add User To specific Group I'm trying to set up a policy for a Group ("TheGroup") that when attached to a User would allow that user to Create new Users AND assign them to another specific group ("TheSubGroup").
I believe I have the CreateUser part mostly done but I'm not sure of syntax for how to also allow this user to AddUserToGroup("TheSubGroup") in the second part of the policy below.
Any thoughts?
{
  "Version": "2012-10-17",
  "Statement": [
    {
      "Sid": "ManageUsersPermissions",
      "Effect": "Allow",
      "Action": [
        "iam:ChangePasword",
        "iam:CreateAccessKey",
        "iam:CreateLoginProfile",
        "iam:CreateUser",
        "iam:DeleteAccessKey",
        "iam:DeleteLoginProfile",
        "iam:DeleteUser",
        "iam:UpdateAccessKey",
        "iam:ListAttachedUserPolicies",
        "iam:ListPolicies",
        "iam:ListUserPolicies",
        "iam:ListGroups",
        "iam:ListGroupsForUser",
        "iam:GetPolicy",
        "iam:GetAccountSummary"
      ],
      "Resource": "*"
    },
    {
      "Sid": "LimitedGroupAssignment",
      "Effect": "Allow",
      "Action": [
        "iam:AddUserToGroup",
        "iam:RemoveUserFromGroup"
      ],
      "Resource": "*",
      "Condition": {
        "ArnEquals": {
          "iam:PolicyArn": [
            "arn:aws:iam::1234567890:group/TheSubGroup"
          ]
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

A: The AddUserToGroup action applies to group resources. Try targeting the group resource:
{
  "Sid": "LimitedGroupAssignment",
  "Effect": "Allow",
  "Action": [
    "iam:AddUserToGroup",
    "iam:RemoveUserFromGroup"
  ],
  "Resource": "arn:aws:iam::1234567890:group/TheSubGroup"
}

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Jules Verne's Nautilus
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What better way to blow the Monaco Yacht show out of the water than with your own private luxury submarine? The Nautilus 2020 is exactly what you need if you are a reclusive billionaire with a secret island lair and feel that the mega-yacht scene is a bit too pedestrian. The Nautilus 2020 is inspired by the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea . Many of the features are direct references to Verne's design but otherwise the boat is thoroughly modern and has a dash of Bond Villain thrown in. Fundamentally, it's a proper submarine that has…
What better way to blow the Monaco Yacht show out of the water than with your own private luxury submarine? The Nautilus 2020 is exactly what you need if you are a reclusive billionaire with a secret island lair and feel that the mega-yacht scene is a bit too pedestrian.
The Nautilus 2020 is inspired by the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea . Many of the features are direct references to Verne's design but otherwise the boat is thoroughly modern and has a dash of Bond Villain thrown in. Fundamentally, it's a proper submarine that has some of the trappings of a mega-yacht rather than vice-versa.
Nautilus 2020 is inspired by the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
You can surface in a tropical lagoon and sip cocktails on the sun deck, or use the launch to explore the island, but it comes into its own below the waves. Like Verne's Nautilus it has large port holes to wonder at the strange plants and creatures of the depths.
The most noticeable feature is that it is propelled by two rim-drive pumpjets mounted each side of the hull. These can swivel up and down, something not possible with regular shaft-driven pumpjets. Twin propulsors allows for less powerful motors in each, and a smaller blade diameter which simplifies procurement. Importantly, the rim-drive pumpjets eliminate the need for a drive shaft in the rear part of the submarine, thus freeing it up for luxury habitation with a minisub hangar hidden in the tail, where the propeller ('screw') would normally be.
The minisub hangar can be accessed from the master bedroom, allowing the Captain to come and go discretely. The minisub enables the Captain to explore and reconnoiter ahead of the submarine, and to perform important missions away from the boat.
At the other end of the boat in the bow, spacious diver facilities allow the internal stowage of a range of diver transports including up to two three-person high performance submersible canoes:
As we head aft on the middle decks we pass important functional space include the second officer's quarters and a quiet control room for Sonar and underwater video monitoring. The corridor soon opens up into a spacious Salon which is modelled on Verne's Nautilus.
There are large portholes either side, and a pipe organ against the far bulkhead. Going further aft the next room is the fine dining room which, like the control room and Salon, occupies two decks in height. This too has portholes.
The other notable room in the aft compartment is an indoor garden, possibly using hydroponics.
The aft luxury compartment is separated from the crew and engineering compartment by an access tunnel. The forward half is double-hulled with ballast tanks around the outside. The engineering space has a bank of fuel cells for Air-Independent Power (AIP), and two large diesel generators for recharging the massive lithium-ion battery.
Although the massive energy capacity can power a lavish lifestyle, it can also take the submarine on very long underwater excursions is energy consumption is managed.
A gas turbine can be fitted in place of the diesel generators but this requires some redesign.
In the bow, the crew live above the diver space which is similar to the torpedo room on a Navy submarine. There are two ocean interfaces which future Bond Villains may have re-use plans for:
Vertical Ocean Interface : A straight-through tube about 2 meters in diameter and 10 meters depth. This can carry a deep diving Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) which dives out of the bottom.
Forward ocean interface : forward facing horizontal lock-out tube similar to a very large torpedo tube. Divers and underwater scooters can leave and re-enter through this chamber.
The 70 meter version is the same length as Jules Verne's Nautilus. The reduced size affects range on AIP due to smaller LOX (liquid oxygen) tanks, and has reduced stores and crew space. The snort mast is eliminated so the submarine has to surface to run its diesel engines. There is only one server farm, and fewer ablutions.
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Op zondag 7 juni 2009 werden in Wallonië verkiezingen voor het Waals Parlement gehouden. Deze verkiezingen werden gelijktijdig met de verkiezingen voor het Brusselse hoofdstedelijke gewest en voor het Vlaamse gewest en met de Europese verkiezingen gehouden.

In de verkiezingscampagne ontstond er een felle strijd tussen de twee coalitiepartijen PS en MR, die beide ook in de federale regering zitten. De twee partijen willen de grootste partij worden in Wallonië. MR-politicus Didier Reynders zei tijdens de campagne dat aantal PS-politici te mijden zijn, "Un certain nombre de socialistes sont désormais infréquentables". Later gaf ook de PS aan elke alliantie met de MR uit te sluiten. In de peilingen kwam ook de groene partij Ecolo in de buurt van de twee rivaliserende bestuurspartijen.

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 Waals Parlement (samenstelling 2009-2014)
 Verkiezingen in België 2009

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What did we find in Bulgaria? Well, in Sofia, we found a city with a 6,000 year-old history of occupation by various civilizations including Romans, Turks, and Russians. Each helped to shape Sofia into what it is today—a city where Orthodox, Christian, Muslim and Jewish religions can peacefully be within a three block radius of each other. There's a historic church, temple, mosque or cathedral on just about every other block. Sofia is where 20th century subway lines run directly beside 6th century Roman roads and a 4th century church sits surrounded by a modern hotel, hi-end retailers, and a presidential building. A city of stark contrasts and infinite shades of gray.
Sofia Court House
Saint Nedelja Church
Monument to the Deity All-Holy Sofia
Bulgarian coat of arms
Sveta Petka Church of the Saddlers from medieval times. Pieced together from anything they could use after funds to build the church ran out.
Ruins of Ancient Serdica
Banja Basi Mosque
Local McDonalds sign
Vitosha Mountain in the background
Central Mineral Baths
We found the yellow brick road, but now it's a tollway.
Guard outside the Presidency Building
Ministry Council
Rotunda of Saint George
A band playing in the City Garden park
Fountain in front of the Ivan Vazov National Theater
Detail of the Ivan Vazov Theater
Random figure adorning a building
Cathedral of Saint Alexander Nevski
Saint Sofia Church from the 6th century CE
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When Google Reader died I switched to using Feedly. I like it a lot – enough that I don't miss Google Reader – but one thing that's been a bit of a headache is easily subscribing to RSS feeds from within Chrome.
In the days of Google Reader it was pretty straightforward but the Feedly transition made that process a lot harder. Various Chrome extensions failed to solve the problem, subscribing me to comments feeds instead of main feeds, or simply failing to find feeds at all. Before long I'd reached the last resort of viewing source, doing a Ctrl-F for ".rss", then copying and pasting that into the Feedly web interface. Going through those steps is enough to make you think that RSS is indeed doomed.
Anyway, I've just found out how to sort this problem out once and for all, integrating Feedly with Chrome just as Reader once was. The solution is posted over here at Coderwall by Rod Hilton and will let you add RSS feeds to Feedly using the standard Chrome RSS extension. It's just like in the good old days and will allow me to spend a few more months pretending to myself that RSS has a future.
Thought For The Day is the short religious bit on Radio 4's Today programme. Every day a different religious figure spends five minutes imparting a mini-sermon in the hope of providing listeners with some fleeting sense of spiritual enrichment.
This was a reference to the Great British Class Calculator which had been doing the rounds on the web at the time.
We could be diplomatic here and say that the segue into religious content is clearly signposted. Or we could not, and say instead that it has the subtlety of a reindeer.
As you'd expect, this forms the bulk of the text and is usually the section where Thought For The Day contributors make their essential points. It's also where I tend to tune out.
…a healthy society is one where people recognise that what they have in common – their need of God's grace – is far more significant than any ordering of social class.
Notice that it concludes with two words, "social class", that appeared in the very first sentence – a classic top-and-tail technique that encloses the argument and gives the impression that it was actually pretty coherent and well-structured even if you did doze off for a while during the part about the Romans, Corinth and St Paul.
It's easy to mock this pattern, especially for those who are lazy secularists that see Thought For The Day as a loathsome combination of religiosity and getting up early in the morning. But before we rush to judgement it's worth recognising its value for those who are also lazy writers.
It's a pattern that can be applied to any topic, so if you're ever asked to write a blog post for your employer or an article for a specialist magazine, and are short on time or energy, why not try using it?
To demonstrate its effectiveness I've set myself the challenge of using it to combine a recent current event, Sir Alex Ferguson's resignation and the specialist topic of Eurozone monetary policy. I apologise for taking gross liberties with the facts in the passage below; I'm deeply ignorant about both of these subjects.
Manchester United fans around the world were shocked to learn yesterday that Sir Alex Ferguson, the manager who has won their team countless trophies over the years, has resigned from the club. Many have voiced their concern that the glory days are over. Does Manchester United now face a crisis?
…So as we can see there are many reasons to be optimistic. Mario Draghi may not be in the business of winning trophies, but unlike Sir Alex Ferguson we can count on him staying the course for the foreseeable future.
It's crude but I hope that the lazy writers among you can see how it can be used to eke out a viable article from the most crude of premises, and with a minimal amount of effort. So if no other inspiration strikes you in the hours ahead, let that be your… thought, for the day.
I use a plugin called Now Reading Reloaded for the Library section of this site, and very good it is too.
Unfortunately the developer behind the plugin doesn't have time to maintain it any more. This means that some things have started to break in newer versions of WordPress, particularly the way the plugin works with page titles. If you're using Now Reading Reloaded and the title of a book isn't showing up in your <title> tag, this post should help you fix it.
This is the function that tells WordPress what to put in the page title, and if you're having the problem I was having this is where the blame probably lies. To solve the problem you'll need to replace this function with the one that appears below.
Copy this function and paste it into now-reading.php. To be on the safe side, take a backup of now-reading.php before you do this. Make sure you paste over the entire function – no more, no less.
If all goes well your page titles should now work if you're using WordPress 3.0 and above (and if you aren't, you need to update WordPress right now). If you have any questions, let me know in the comments.
Note: I was only able to find this fix by reviewing the code of Now Watching, an actively maintained fork of Now Reading Reloaded which handles movies instead of books. The author of Now Watching is Zack Ajmal and he deserves more credit than I do for this fix!


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